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increasing the number of resources available.
increasing the number of resources available.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
allowing altruistic behavior.
allowing altruistic behavior.
helping individuals find mates.
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Herd behavior benefits wildebeests primarily by decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
Being in a large group can help reduce the risk of any single individual becoming isolated and vulnerable to predators or disease, which is crucial for their survival.
